foolkaka/tail

RabbitMQ and PHP client for Laravel and Lumen that allows you to add and listen queues messages just simple

foolkaka/tail

RabbitMQ and PHP client for Laravel and Lumen that allows you to add and listen queues messages just simple., _(*1)

, _(*2)

Features

• Simple queue configuration
• Multiple server connections
• Add message to queues easily
• Listen queues with useful options

Requirements

• php-amqplib/php-amqplib: 2.*

Version

1.0.6, _(*3)

Installation

Preparation, _(*4)

Open your composer.json file and add the following to the require array:, _(*5)

"foolkaka/tail": "1.*"

Install dependencies, _(*6)

$ composer install

Or, _(*7)

$ composer update

Integration

Laravel

After installing the package, open your Laravel config file config/app.php and add the following lines., _(*8)

In the $providers array add the following service provider for this package., _(*9)

Foolkaka\Tail\ServiceProvider::class,

In the $aliases array add the following facade for this package., _(*10)

'Tail' => Foolkaka\Tail\Facades\Tail::class,

Add servers connection file running:, _(*11)

$ php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Foolkaka\Tail\ServiceProvider" --tag="config"

Lumen

Register the Lumen Service Provider in bootstrap/app.php:, _(*12)

/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Register Service Providers
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/

//...

$app->configure('tail-settings');
$app->register(Foolkaka\Tail\LumenServiceProvider::class);

//...

Make sure sure $app->withFacades(); is uncomment in your bootstrap/app.php file, _(*13)

Create a config folder in the root directory of your Lumen application and copy the content from vendor/foolkaka/tail/config/tail.php to config/tail-settings.php., _(*14)

RabbitMQ Connections

By default the library will use the RabbitMQ installation credentials (on a fresh installation the user "guest" is created with password "guest")., _(*15)

To override the default connection or add more servers, edit the RabbitMQ connections file at: config/tail-settings.php, _(*16)

return array(

    'default' => 'default_connection',

    'connections' => array(

        'default_connection' => array(
            'host'         => 'localhost',
            'port'         => 5672,
            'username'     => 'guest',
            'password'     => 'guest',
            'vhost'        => '/',
            'exchange'     => 'default_exchange_name',
            'consumer_tag' => 'consumer',
            'exchange_type'=> 'direct',
            'content_type' => 'text/plain',
            'ssl_connect'  => false,
            'ssl_options'  => [
                'cafile' => '/opt/certs/ca.cert.pem',
                'local_cert' => '/opt/certs/local_cert.pem',
                'verify_peer' => true,
                'verify_peer_name' => false,
                'allow_self_signed' => true
            ]
        ),    
        'other_server' => array(
            'host'         => '192.168.0.10',
            'port'         => 5672,
            'username'     => 'guest',
            'password'     => 'guest',
            'vhost'        => '/',
            'exchange'     => 'default_exchange_name',
            'consumer_tag' => 'consumer',
            'exchange_type'=> 'fanout',
            'content_type' => 'application/json',
            'ssl_connect'  => false,
            'ssl_options'  => [
                'cafile' => '/opt/certs/ca.cert.pem',
                'local_cert' => '/opt/certs/local_cert.pem',
                'verify_peer' => true,
                'verify_peer_name' => false,
                'allow_self_signed' => true
            ]
        ),
    ),
);

Adding messages to queue:

Adding a simple message, _(*17)

    Tail::add('queue-name', 'message');

Adding message changing RabbitMQ server, _(*18)

    Tail::add('queue-name', 'message', array('connection_name' => 'connection_name_config_file'));

Adding message with different exchange, _(*19)

    Tail::add('queue-name', 'message', array('exchange' => 'exchange_name'));

Adding message with different content type, _(*20)

    Tail::add('queue-name', '{ 'message' : 'message' }', array('content_type' => 'application/json'));

Adding message with different options, _(*21)

    $options = array (
        'connection_name' => 'connection_name_config_file',
        'exchange' => 'exchange_name',
        'vhost' => 'vhost'
    );  

    Tail::add('queue-name', 'message', $options);

Using Tail object, _(*22)

    $message = new Tail::createMessage;
    $message->queue_name = 'queue-name';
    $message->message = 'message';
    $message->connection_name = 'connection_name_in_config_file';
    $message->exchange = 'exchange_name';
    $message->vhost = 'vhost';
    $message->content_type = 'content/type'

    $message->save();

Listening queues:

Closure based listener, _(*23)

Tail::listen('queue-name', function ($message) {

    //Your message logic code
});

Closure listener with options, _(*24)

$options = array(
    'message_limit' => 50,
    'time' => 60,
    'empty_queue_timeout' => 5,
    'connection_name' => 'connection_name_in_config_file',
    'exchange' => 'exchange_name',
    'vhost' => 'vhost'
);

Tail::listenWithOptions('queue-name', $options, function ($message) {

    //Your message logic code       
});

Options definitions:, _(*25)

By default the listen process will be running forever unless you specify one of the running time arguments above (message_limit, time, empty_queue_timeout). They can be mixed all together, so when one of the condition is met the process will be stopped., _(*26)

License

This package is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license, _(*27)